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This was
Fair Lawn's first police patch
circa 1930. This patch has a black or dark navy blue felt type
background and the letters and edge border are embroidered in yellow. The patch measures 3
1/4 " wide (at the widest point) and is 4 1/4" high.
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This was
Fair Lawn's second police patch. Though the colors did not scan that well,
the patch has a dark green background with gold writing. The actual size of the
patch is 3" in diameter. The patch used for this scan is one of the last known
original Fair Lawn patches.
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This patch
had been issued to the school crossing guards. It was discontinued in the
1970's. The patch measures 3 3/4" square.
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This patch
had been issued to the members of the rifle club that was sponsored by the Fair Lawn
Police Department and Fair Lawn P.B.A. #67. The patch measures 4" at the widest
part by 5 1/2" long. The rifle club has been disbanded for many years.
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This was
Fair Lawn's third patch. The patch is cloth with embroidery. This patch went
on a gray and black uniform starting around 1971. This patch is 3 3/4" wide by
4" high. The background was yellow.
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This was
Fair Lawn's fourth police patch. This patch is very similar to patch #3 with the
big difference being that this patch is entirely embroidered. The background of this patch
is more of an orange color. This patch went on a gray and black uniform. This patch
is 3 3/4" wide by 4" high and was used until March, 1993.
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This is
Fair Lawn's 5th police patch. It is 3 1/2" wide and 4 3/4" high and also
went on a gray and black uniform. The background of this patch is black cloth and
everything else on the patch is embroidered. This patch was in service from March
1993 to December 31,1999.
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The new Fair Lawn Police
Department patch was introduced January 1, 2000, when the Departments' new uniforms were issued. The patch is 4
1/2" wide and 5" high and has a solid navy blue background. It was
designed by Lt. Kneer with assistance from
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This is the new collar
insignia for patrol officers, was introduced January 1, 2000, when the Departments'
new uniforms were issued. This small
patch is only 2" tall and 1 1/2" wide at its widest point. Prior to these,
patrol officers wore metal F.L.P.D. 's on their collar. Lieutenants,
Captains, and the Chief of Police continue to
wear metal rank insignia on their collars.
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The Fair Lawn
Honor Guard patch was designed by P.O. Steve Cannizzaro and Lt. Robert Kneer in 2001. In front of the police officer's memorial badge are
three flags: the NJ State flag, the flag of the United States, and
the Police Officer's Memorial flag.
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The Fair Lawn
Police Explorer Post #902 patch was designed by P.O. Steve Cannizzaro
in early 2005. Similar in design to the Fair Lawn Police Department
patch, it will be worn by those who participate in our Police
Explorer Program.
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The Fair Lawn
Police 75th Anniversary patch is a replica of one of the early
department patches.
Unfortunately, this patch is NOT available for trading. |